103351

375

Good of Hongkong.

44ch

that upon

lis

Mr Armvero informed arrival in Chine about bear he would shew

his contract with Mr. Meiggs. The term of service to be five years, & Mr Meiggs engages to send the Chinamen back at the expiration

appears

of this term of service.

I have

Lic

[signed] W. S. Jerminghan

Graudation

Lima. 13. Sept. 1871.

My most distinguished friend,

Mr. Fl. Armero, the bearer of

this note & a highly recommendable gentleman from information I have read about him, from Colonel Freyre, our Minister in the United

States

- has celebrated a contract with Mr

Henry Meiggs for the introduction into Peru of 5000 Chinese Colonists to be brought freely from the English Colony of Hongkong. As M. Armero's project tends to benefit the country & it contains all possible guarantees & convenient securities in favor of the Colonist, as he himself will explain to you, it is just to recommend him to your consideration

in order that you may kindly favor him with a letter to the Govr of that English

Colony requesting

that no obstacles be

opposed to his undertaking.

[signed] W. S. Jerminghan

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brat that

becomes

103351

375

Good of Hongkong.

44ch

that upon

lis

Mr Armero informed me that upon his arrival in China he would show

his contract with Mr. Meiggs. The term of service to be five years, & Mr Meiggs engages to send the Chinamen back at the expiration

of this term of service.

I have

Lic

[signed] W. S. Jerminghan

Graduation

Lima. 13. Sept. 1871.

My most distinguished friend,

Mr. Fl. Armero, the bearer of

this note & a highly recommendable gentleman from information I have read about him, from Colonel Freyre, our Minister in the United

States

- has celebrated a contract with Mr

Henry Meiggs for the introduction into Peru of 5000 Chinese Colonists to be brought freely from the English Colony of Hongkong. As M. Armero's project tends to benefit the country & it contains all possible guarantees & convenient securities in favor of the Colonist, as he himself will explain to you, it is just to recommend him to your consideration

in order that you may kindly favor him with a letter to the Govr of that English

Colony requesting

that no obstacles be

opposed to his undertaking.

[signed] 3. Jerningham

brat that

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